What a rockin place. You can't find some awesome and unique things at this place. It's well…read moreorganized and things are placed in a way that's easy to find. Staff is nice and helpful. My mom and I just found a bunch of stuff at their sale. A total score everytime!

Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

Stopped in to kill some time and found this thrift store to be well organized and stocked with some…read moreearly ninety goodies! Everything was cleanly organized, didn't smell funny, and easy to navigate. Service was super friendly was well. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

There are a surprising number of size small shirts and jackets for men. This store also carries a…read moregood selection of kids clothing. Note parking can be a bit scarce so I recommend coming early or late to find parking.

The Teasure Hound, supporting Friends of Homeless Animals is a great place to shop. Always…read moresomething new to see and lots of treasures to find! Donations are 10-4 on certain days, call ahead. They are always looking for volunteers for the Treasure Hound and F.O.H.A. to care for the animals at the no kill shelter. Thanks for your support!

I feel badly writing this, but we have decided to give up donating to The Treasure Hound. Sometimes…read moreI've called to ask if you accept a type of item and have been that you do, but when arriving, am told you don't and never have. And although you say you accept new and gently used items, sometimes a volunteer wants to cherry pick. Everything is always carefully packed and protected as necessary, and we're not going to unpack and repack boxes at someone's whim, and then find somewhere else for items not taken. After many years donating to a variety of nonprofit thrift shops, and sadly our favorite one shutting down, we're giving up on the Treasure Hound. We have not had similar problems with any other shop. It makes us sad because we prefer to support a group like yours that helps animals.

I visit it twice a week because it's one of the best thrift shops around. Everything is so…read moreattractively presented and all the volunteers and managers are so personable and helpful. They always have new items out and at decent prices. I would recommend this thrift store to anyone and I do. LOL.

It's for a good cause. That is for certain. Also love the employees here. They all are super…read morefriendly. You can tell this is a reasonably happy workplace, unlike the laughable circus some of us work for. Thrift store fans enjoy this place. To me it's a place, but haven't found a lot of what I've sought to find. Does this mean it's awful? Absolutely not. Am quite picky everything from clothing, to just about anything. Much credit to them on their competitive prices. They are far better than most thrift stores. If this is a hobby for you, this will be enjoyable for sure.

Hunt for treasures....clothes, decor, books, shoes, toys, handbags, linens. Fun place to shop.read more

10/6/21 On 10/2/21 I happened to be in Vienna Virginia to…read morebuy some oatmeal raisin cookies from Great Harvest.   Upon my arrival I saw Vienna was celebrating the month of Halloween.   I need up looking around and came across this store.   The name of the store caught my attention. For some reason I now see Bill Skarsgard doing his strange dance while looking at the name of the store. The store had some interesting stuff, but nothing I really needed. I did come across a paracord bracelet,  but did not buy it.  The color wasn't one I was to found of.    Still, the one thing that did get my attention was the picture of the gymnastics girl.  I couldn't tell if it was Shannon Miller, Nastia Liukin or someone else all together. Kerri Strug also comes to mind, but it all depends on what year the picture was done of her. Many because of the long blond hair.  The price for the picture was good, but I just wasn't up for buying it and then not haning it up, because of the wife not liking it.    Still, the business has a relationship with a near by Church and part of the profits or all of the profits go to the church.     The place was busy, but I am sure I will be back to check them out again  As the saying goes, "one person's trash is another one's treasure."   I shall return.

My old Wii is having some issues and my sibling found this store for me to check out. I drove from…read morethe city to get it diagnosed and the repair guy wouldn't even look at it which was super frustrating. He recommended other repair stores but why have a support area if you won't even bother trying to diagnose an issue much less fix it? No pricing on any packaging was also weird but they do have a website that's mostly usable. Cashiers can also check prices and stock for you. I ended up buying a few games just so I didn't go out there for nothing but was pretty disappointed based on the services offered on the website. The selection of games is really solid but I don't recommend them for tech support.

I remember when this was a smaller shop closer to Annandale and I was glad to discover this small…read morebusiness has grown up into this big space! We came here to get our Switch's charging port repaired. They were super friendly and much more affordable than other bigger franchises doing repairs in the area. There is a shortage of repair techs in the area, we were quoted a month for the repair which was the same as the other shops. Regardless, our repair was completed and at least 30% cheaper than the competitors. The shop is huge and had so much fun merch, my sons and husband were loving exploring their huge selection of games, while I was checking out their kawaii hello kitty plushies and caps. A little bit out of the way, but definitely worth the trip to support this local business!

This was my first time to a Unique Thrift Store. All the reviews were great, so I had to check out…read morethis place. The place is very well organized. Every section is labeled very clearly, easy to find the section(s) you are looking for. I love that! They are constantly adding more items so there are employees everywhere with carts of new items. I love that too! Always fun to go through the carts with items no one else has seen on the shelves yet. BUT ... the 3/5 stars is because of the pricing. Prices were often found to be unrealistic, very inconsistent, and not your typical thrift store pricing on many items. Now, I did not go through the clothing or shoe section, so I cannot speak for that area, which is predominately what this store has. I was in the "collectibles," glass, kitchen, toys, home goods, etc sections. A Longaberger basket for $30? It was medium size, no liner, no protector, excessive wear, nails were bleeding. It would not even resale in that condition for that much. A collectible vase for $30? It was large, beautiful, definitely name brand and likely very expensive when brand new or in used mint condition. The flowers on the sides were broken, unrepairable. There was fading, chips, and large crack on the bottom. A Longaberger small pitcher for $15? Okay, that seems okay, but in looking at the resale, it goes for maybe $20. The ROI is not good on this one. The pitcher was in mint condition. If you were buying to keep and use it would be a decent price. A marble round riser or cheese platter, small size, for $4.49? Okay, good price, or so I thought. When I turned this product over I found a sticker price tag from Ross for $3.99. WHAT? $2 discrepancy for the same exact item in the same condition. $15 ... $9 ... $3 ... same product, varying sizes (smallest was mid priced), all good condition. I could go on and on and could have taken more pictures, but I would have spent my whole time do this. I asked the lady helping folks at self checkout who prices items. She said "The people in the back, but this is the #1 complaint I hear ... the pricing." Now, I will say, I am 90% a reseller, but I also gift, source for friends, and keep items I find. Historically, thrift stores help the community to afford items for a cheaper price. They also keep things out of landfills. I found a few items at Unique at reasonable prices, so I did not come up completely empty handed! The biggest criticism I have about this place, as well as sister stores like 2ndAve, is the inconsistent pricing and often high pricing for items that are not even okay used.

I am so disappointed with shopping at Unique. The prices at this thrift store have become…read moreastronomical. Art is priced as if you are shopping at an upscale gallery. They have mediocre art priced as high as $89.99. They treat the art like it is junk; it is crammed on the shelves and it is stacked haphazardly on the floor. The bric-a-brac is not much better. While they offer a diverse array of tchotchkes they too are exorbitantly overpriced and they are crammed together on the shelves, and have a junky appearance. I commiserated with a customer who wanted to buy a small night light with Blessed mother and the Christ child. it was made in China and I would estimate the value to be around $5; they had it priced at $29.99. They were selling a small Willow tree angel for $14.99; you can get a new one at the Hallmark store in its box for that price or less. I also went into the aisle where they had random picture frames. The aisle was crammed with picture frames which were haphazardly arranged. visually it was unappealing and the art frames on the lower shelf were stacked in a way that they were inaccessible.So here is the dilemma; this is a junky thrift shop that is trying to pretend that it is a boutique and it is not happening. I am all in favor of supporting charity thrift stores but this store is unfairly pricing these donated goods such that the people who depend on thrift shopping to add special things or necessities cannot afford them. Shame on this store. Register your disdain by not buying this merchandise. Also provide feedback to alert others.

This is right next to where I golf on Wednesdays so if time permits I pop in. They have a lot of…read morekids clothes which is what I usually go in for. In true SA fashion, everything is sorted by style and color, not size and style so be prepared to rummage. Clean, friendly staff, decent parking.

This place is great. I go here for furniture and home goods. There are lots of great finds. The…read morestaff is usually friendly too. The parking lot gets crowded, which must indicate that it's a great find for thrifting. Definitely a great place to drop by if you enjoy a good bargain.

This is a great thrift shop that you can find some real deals if you just look. They have a…read moreconstant flow of items that come and go so grab it while you can. They also always have tags that are a different discount amounts 25%, 50%, and 75%. It rotates the different percentages each week so check the board when you walk in. As other reviews say, there are no clothes at this location and you should be sure to visit the furniture store and also the home goods section. The store is very well organized and clean in comparison to a lot of thrift shops.

I have used Donation Nation a few times and each pick-up is just as good as the last one. The staff…read moreis always friendly, courteous and professional. They take everything, except gasoline. I highly recommend using this company because they treat your donation items carefully. If you especially have items you can't use any longer but could use a new home this is the company to use. They also take junk as well and will dispose of it properly. Just like their website says " they recycle and reuse". Believe or not they are cheaper then the other junk removal companies and you get a tax deduction.